I'm wondering how the percentage that ETS gives you against all other test-takers translates to a percentage only considering American students.
If a 990 puts you at 95% against everyone, where do you fall out of all Americans? What about 950, 900, 850, etc.
Does anyone know a good resource for this, or have some sort of information that's not purely speculative?
I know that there's a lot of questions about international GRE scores, but in all my browsing I couldn't find any which address this specific topic.
Percentiles for American students
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Re: Percentiles for American students
I've wondered about this myself. I've never found any information on it. I am curious to see how the percentiles vary by country.
Re: Percentiles for American students
Me too, and especially to see whether it really is warranted on the part of some depts to set different bars by country of origin.seeyouauntie wrote:I've wondered about this myself. I've never found any information on it. I am curious to see how the percentiles vary by country.
Re: Percentiles for American students
ETS does not publish this information for subject tests, as far as I know, so almost all discussion on this is speculation.
However, ETS did publish a study that looked at how people from different population groups scored on the Revised General GRE: http://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/snapshot_t ... a_2014.pdf
However, ETS did publish a study that looked at how people from different population groups scored on the Revised General GRE: http://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/snapshot_t ... a_2014.pdf